On Earth Day, April 22, an exhibition of kids’ handcrafts was held at the European Kindergarten. Kids made handcrafts with the help of their teachers, who explained to them the importance of cleaning the environment, recycling, and reusable material. The activity aimed at raising responsible and caring citizens.

On April 11, the European Kindergarten hosted managers and teachers from various Estonian kindergartens. The guests had a tour around the school and the preschool, attended several activities and shared the experience with local colleagues. The visit was very impressive and interesting for foreign guests.

On April 4, the European Kindergarten held an exhibition- How the World Works? While creating artworks for the exhibition kids learned a lot about animals, birds, insects and amphibians in a fun and engaging way.

On March 19, the European Kindergarten celebrated World Down Syndrome Day. Several awareness activities were held during this day: the school counselor made a presentation about Down syndrome and later, children decorated socks as a symbol of WDSD.

The European Kindergarten celebrated the International Day of Forests with many interesting activities. Children worked in groups on the application "Forest”, they had a discussion about the importance of forests and danger of deforestation. Later, children decorated trees, listened to birds with a parabolic microphone and gave a shelter to birds.

On February 23, the European Kindergarten teachers attended training-Basics of Positive Communication. The main objective of the training was developing effective communication skills of participants.

Today, ES kindergarten kids hosted the Director of Tbilisi Zoo Zurab Gurielidze. As children cover the theme “HOW THE WORLD WORKS”, they are curious about animals and want to know: Why does the elephant have big years, giraffe long neck and tiger stripped skin? How does giraffe sleep? Why dolphin is human’s friend? Children received very interesting answers on all above-mentioned questions.

On January 31st, a presentation on the topic "My Body" was held at the European Kindergarten. Children exposed thematic crafts and engaged invited parents in various interesting activities.

On December 26, our little nutckrackers wished their parents and teachers merry Christmas and a happy New Year with the magical performance. Our children danced, sang and had a lot of fun. In the end, they were more than happy to see Santa Claus who paid a surprise visit to them.